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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
GRIEF AT 4. s. SCLLIT4NS DEIYH

GENERAL TxPREs -:OTs or RrGRrr-THE FUNl RAJ
To TAKE PLACE OS THURSDAY
Tho funeral Of Alsernou sullivan Will take place n
the Presbyterian Church. Of which the lead lawyer
was for twelve years member Thursday morning AT
10 o'clock. The services viii he conducted hy the
pastor OF the church, The Kew. Richard -. Harlan.
Mr.. Harlan will probably bs assisted by one or two
other clergymsn but 10y request OF the an5 there w
be no funeral address The pal1oarers viii 10 Jane, e.
Cartor. Joseph II Choa'c Jndg' John r. BrAdr, Judge
Edward PAttersos. surrogate Daniel q. Eoas John X.
Flarcr William Nor, John A. Hardenbere AMI An rev
g. Dickinson. Tic burial viii be In Greenwood
The following committee from the Now York southern
society. which Mr.. sullivan was tie president, VIII
represent the society at the funeral: John H. Ahncy
benjamin. II. Brstow. George W. Bee Hugh T. Cole, the
Rev Dr. C. t. Deems Colonel A. o. Dickinson. Chan los
Fulton, Hugh g. Garden. Douglas Green. T. L. Green,
John II. Irin1n. Fairfax Mclaughlin, John g. Graham
Dr. j. II. Parkes. Dr. ". Il. Folk, O. j. Norris. =. H.
Price, r. 7. wilson, Arson Mal,by. Frank T.
Chamber, James swan Percy > M1,tctt General john
Newton, ". = sharp and j. Mckenzie -e'aple. De.esa-
lions from the ONO 5ocetv Of which Mr.. sullivaG WAS
first eprcsideni and from the SIC ETY. Of Archaeology
and Nunis sucs. will also attend the funeral
At the openn; OF tue Colr' OF General srsNOn'.
Part II. yes'orDy Judge 'oaius presiding.
Assistant Distrc'-Atteiney De- Lanccy Nl"oh moved
that q mark Of respect - lie memory Of eminent
member OF tho bar sal officer OF ns WHO had been
suddenly called RON If. gerson :. Sullivan record
Of - death DO spread upon the eisuss Of the court
III. ieo SAID that when MIR. sullivan here many
years ago he Brought with him distinguished rcputa-
ton az a lawyer AMI orator. and that
In hi. career ia this city ho had
shed unco lstre upsl his prOfcssiOa During tlc
administration OF DIttrct-Attsrnay Garycy Mr. ruN
al be- his assistants, which position
ana ls, Public Administrator he had ably fulfilled lis
duty Judge COwisg replied that the motion was emil
nsntly proper. Lass than two weeks age the judge
SAID. g. not Mr. sullivan ia broadway AMI shook MS
hand. lie tHcn apparently ~ the best OF health and
his sudden death s but ansther Illustration Of the ma
car ufv nf IA .ludgs a q
record be- made upon the min It,s 81 the court
All TIE bianchc9 81 thc Court Of Common Pleas wore
adjourned yesterday morning account Of the death Of
Mr. Sullivan The motions FOR adjournment were hIado
by John Clinton Gray H. T. Townssud. y. QusekcnbOs
AID George ". CotteIil, aud ~ granting them thief
Justice LAIR ant Ju gcs A!on and Btokstavrr sH
pressed their ceeP regret a. the death Of Mr. sullivan
aud their OF his abilities and psr-enal werin.
A public 3tIng Of tie Ne York Mercantile TX
charge lod yesterday morning. at which irer !ent
smith announced the death OF Nh sullivan and appoint ed
committees to at.ond the funeral and 10 prepare suitable
resolutions
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THE COUNTESS VAS KIND, NOT CRUEL.


II n DisoBEDIENT ADOPTED son cor MORE CARE
THAN He DESERVED.
Marie Louise Countess Panclatich. writes from her
bome No 2j3 OcSanavc.. jersey city, TO THE TRIBUNE,
repudi.tng the published charges OF cruelty TO her
adopted and ber husband. ehc !nclOses copies
OF i,ite.s TO her frem DstrictAttorney Winfield.
Of HUDSON County; from Ob.ldus PIscatici. the
adopted in question. who caused her arrest, and
d. II. j. Bdwe, OF virginia and jersey city her
family physician Tho rurport OF all these eps'lcs
complete vindcstOn OF the Countess and denial Of the
charges preferred against her Tho District Attorney
says satisfied, full investgtiion OF the facts,
that tho csnp amt und and wholly without truth
OOaldnO expresses his ssrrsw for tho "trOublo that
has been made and for tho wrong done her IA
being arrested a complaint sigsed by and which
induced TO make without kBs the real nature Of
IT, the consequence. it would produce. She has never
abused me. but has been hi nd and ndulent to as
she could be II she my real msthcr. Whllo was
angry with mamma, because she refused 10 let
me 60 fishing nghts and stay out late Mr.. Nosaan put
me up 10 make that compliant" DR. Bidwsll bears wit
ness to the care and tenderness with which tho Countess
nurscd her husband during illness and to her soci
tuds for him since his recovery from the accident which
has left his mind unbalanced. or tho boy
the doctor says: "TLs sscallsd ssn, ObAldino,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
ENBl FRA SSyENTS OF BUSINESS EyPuS

Carrie A. Trevctt. dealer In furniture at Ne II Uni
vsrsity place. made an assignment yesterday 10
lin Bier Wilbur f. Trevot started the business about
twelve years ago in his wes name and has since man
aged It, claiming Investment OF $40 Il. stock etc
Judgments fer AGO were entered against Mrs Trsve
yeserday Asssrs samptsr Patzels attorneys for Mrs.
1rsvett say that the liabilities about $4,000 and
ehsre 10 large stock On hand The failure brought
Ssout by suits being brought against her.
At meeting Of the creditors Of schwab 4 Son. whole
sale dealers ia laces at No. 555 Broadway held yostor
Gay at the Metropolitan Hotel tho committee OF cred
tsrs unanimously recommended a settlement at Gf,y
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esns on the dollar in notes. twenty cents In two
months twenty In four months and ten cents IN
six months The creditors present accepted inc COM
promise.
Me.sr. Blumenstisl & Hirsch have obtained attach
nents against Kaytsn Mayer Il Co.. cloak mahuiac-
turers Of No. 4Oi Broadway in favor Of the folowihs
creditors: Victor Achelis, Sll 900; solomon friedman
Brother, 81 400; Absgg, Daenikor x Co., $3ooo; hugo
NM A. ca
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NEW ARK.

The real estate firm OF r. Burgess Co. dissolved some
tim, ago and t. o. Runyon. -f ths partners became
its successor The 1stcrenerll has erIersi tho
Nawark postmaster send al matter aIlres3cd 10 ne
firm 20 kunysn.
sheriff lime yeser lay announced the nameS OF MS rt
Grand Jury a, follows: william II. Brown. fore nan
Henry VI. DOremus. j. Warren Nanderveer Joha V.
DicfesthaeIer, James T.. Flsnin:. samuel G. Howell,
George b. SWAIN Charles uo,zvorth r Joan H. BRENT
nall Dr. David l.. Wallace. Ehenezor {. Hay Ems H.
Carhod Frederick Kuhn. william Dorsch. George b.
Jcnkinson all of Newark; Joseph +. Thompson and
Charles A. sterling. o. East Orange Henry Ahlborn OF
caldwell. Mayor George II. Hartford aud Ambrose
Matthew'S. ~ orange: Jasper VI. Rand 81 Msntclair;
James Ptcnsr Of Mlburn; George t. lIameh, oi 9o"th
ORANGE. and Thomas OakcS, Of B!oOahcld Inc jury Is
considered IA strong one.
The facts OF a house robbery at No % Cdrtsrctst.
Woolse were made known by the police yesterday. ON
Saturday morning the house OF Mrs Fuerh at the mum
her given was entered by burglars. who collected silver
ware c.thing and other yalusblcs Mrs tuerth aWoKe
and saw "a man in her ro-m rinlng tina bureau ana
scream 10 her sdoiu * room and ne latter
raised a wIHdsw ami called for hslp Inc burglars es-
eaped. leaving their booty behind them
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Annual dinner OF st. Nicholas Society, DelmohcoS'
New York, Boston and Montreal Railway suit United
States Circuit Court IL a. IN. 80 ,,,,, ..
Opening OF New-YOrk Cancer Hospital, Eighth-ave
And 0ne-hundred- and ATHEIST, D. m. ,,,
Tie Paran Stevens estate before Surrogate Rollins
Kings County ST. Nicholas Society dinner, Pierrepcnt
House, evening.
County Democracy County Committee, Cooper Unions
lp IN. . ,, o,o,,a,
The Rev. DR.. Roswell Dwight Hitchcock memorial
,ervice, Adams Chapel. No 1,2O0 IlrlS-ave., p ~
Hawkins murder trial, RVcrhoad Long lslSnu. r
Historical Society, EeVenthst and Second-avc, 3
N.
Long Island Historical Society, brooklyn. p M
IVth Judicial District Republican Investigations cooper
Fair in aid OF Church OF Beloved Disciple, Eighty
iinth-st. and Nadson-avo.
BrO0llyn Board Of Education meeting, p. m. .
Reception 10 Dr. Parker, Plymouth ChuIch' BroohNh'
evening.
Meeting ~ Produce Exchange 30 p. M go, -
phot0Qraphlc Section OF American Institute, Clinton
Hall. D.
Meeting OF the Police BOARD.
PILOT Commissioners meeting noon.
Masonic fair, Masonic Temple.
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$ | |. IL =.
JAMES McCREERY & co.

JAMES NcCR EERY 81 co.
have opened their Special Imp0r-
tationS for the holiday season OF
rich silks for Dri Il |, eve -
and street costumes, comprising
the most novel designs in vi a
GOLD and SiIvVD, l. ON pa II l.,
Br0chc. Imprimc aud Pckin
MORE Antiques, Nc!ycts, etc, with
appropriat" plain Fabrics in Silk
or Velvet TO matcn for cOmbina-
lions. The exhibit is worthy Of IL
very prompt inspection.
Broadway and 1lth street.
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RECEIVERS. SALE.
MITCHELL. VANCE & CO..
636 and 038 Broadway.
Great Bargains . Elegant Gas Fixtures
Al Less Than Half Price.
p,rt. desiring 10 'ur. .n rc lcuce-. Hans Flats or
s.tr- W Ifh lIrh class tIrs ''r us Holidays WI NM
To- tirif iysni X I" Inspect "r" ~'- A. ms cAehs!,
sfe mus nr 0 uuichl, tf 900 cr''snci Is Offering The
ro,.i. Al much lea tNnn cost
TlgoUts 4. s.uLEOX, Receiver
RAILWAYS PILLS.

The t.rrnt ii,rr and ~fODinch N'HtH''
For m. cure of all OF TIE stomach, Liver H"wc1
t,tlnry, I.nfd.r rISHasr- Loss 81 Appetite
lie. ncnr t,.Nlu,s- lndll eson bui'u,nr~S Fever IN
ti,n 81 Tho Towels Piles ans I Ohor dtrante ents
of IN. internal lurey yrgctAh" containing no
mercury iuotcuus dingA fllte - cents pei
boz. sold by ala trugg-ts
DYSPEPSIA
DIR RAILWAYS Pulls euro for this complaint
stomach and enable II 10 per
iorn, is symptoms ot Dyspepsia disappear
Liability contract ii-ca,
Tlkc according e. drc'en" ana observe " ~
We False and lruo respecting uri lew extracts
from iIo lei tiers arc SANITY receiving.
Dr A. c. MldlcblooS boraNlle. Ga II use them IN my
urlctice ani fam " In preference to an other Pls.
Mrs. caro- tie Nontcth Deer creek IN; believe my
NE by medicine Have lou. Oecn SUI
foring with Dyspepsia gnl Liver plant
H. A. CAR T.. ~ Escambii Aa Best Pills he has ever
used"
T. Hummc. Boonville. NO. Cared him when all others
failed.
Alice f. Ohaver Mt Storm. ". Va: 81 positively say
that inlwa the best Pills ever had Tor Dyspepsia"
~ send = letter stamp 70 Or KNDWAI & co, No 80
Warren ST. New York. Tor False AMI True"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
zoo Fifth Avenue.
Between 25,h AMI goth Streets,
(MAuIsoS SQUAE).
THEODORE B. STARR,
Jewelry and Silverware,
(Solid Silver Only

Silver Forks and Spoons at fixed
rates per ounce, of great variety of
patterns. Dinner Services, Tea Ser
vices, Toilet Sets, and Toilet Articles,
of all kinds in many novel and beauti-
full designs and styles of finish. The
constantly increasing number Of arti-
cles of personal use now made Of Sill
YER has greatly extended the lists Of
available gifts both for ladies and gem
tlemen. From Book Marks, Penhold-
ers, (of which surprising variety is
made), Button-Hooks, PocketKnives,
etc, to sets for the Library Table, COM
plete toilet sets, ETC., the list is a wide
One,"and contains articles that will
meet any desired limit Of price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
HOME NEWS.
cyo~srSENT ARRIVALS

nm Iy,nue Hotsi-E1 senator r snehs s.c OF "Sae
psnd ~ ,nrke OF Cleveland; Judge James Grant
s"In vs and Colonel George W. Hooker OF nermone,
" iosA III Eor-D,nlei n. Lock WOOD OF Bunao ana =!
Hasaiu Of Francisco - oHt Brunsw' eS,,s,
r. n"s 0rerery Vermont - Tt"n noute-
rc.eph B. Carr Troy. and General r. MARVIN
indgs Edwin Countryman OF Albany StuTteVdHe
enn yu' t.s,e,ai W p CarIu. u s. Ho6nan
Commander F. NJ. Green. U. > Navy " tnGsor
Se-CoIone Henry c. Parker, OF Boston, anu NJ So' hou
ION of the British Army.
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iNCO IiYG STEAMERS.
SHLPEING NENS
PORT o. NEW.NOEK MONl
ARRIVED

PORT Of Newly YORK MONDAY. DEC. g. 1887
ARRIVED.
steamer Aliens fRr. Robertson Trieste Oct 20 Patras
Nov g. CatanlaR Malaga i Gibraltar 49, with mdso aud
pI,ensers 20 Phelps Bros CO. Arrived Attn at ~ ~
ftearnor Ci4Hbel Or Evans. Carthagena New Is Port
Linou Wits miss and passengers 10 Pin F0rwoOi Co.
Steamer Algrr'. Percy. Galveston days vita ndso to
John I Van sickle
Eureka Quick. New Orleans days with ndso
John 4 Van sickle
Steamer GIlf STREAM Ingram. Wilmington days. with
mdse and ras,cncars 10 Wm 4 clyde K Co.
steamer Wysnose Boar Richmond CITY Point and Norfolk
Wit. nii-o o: passengers " Old Dominion hs Co
steamer Roanoke Tnphsrs Wost Point Va and Norfolk
with mdse and 10 Old Dominion IS Co
Steamer ~.ntho2 Bragg Portland with mdso and plsson
10 Horatia Han
cleaner Wnkesbsrro. Oates Boston for Port Johnson.
bhiI FRITZ (9oil Hashagsn. Bremen 3S days with mfss
to ORDER vessel TO Hermann Koop Go.
saK stsaat tDto) scho Padang SO days with mdsS TO
u Curtis i &c; vsssstts master.
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MINIATuEE ALHAN.

MINIATURE ALAANAt
rI.DtT.
r,SL % sc' - Moon rise 10 50 Moon'sase~ 10
HlsH WtIIs.
A.H.-sanig Itox u Ot Glr f,rl ~ - H,NGs's Ut
F.4.-s.DdJ = ssx. ii - ppr i,rL - If.h Gbta -
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Laura ana sg.s ;r e%cf' s'e'n Al days.
marx Adolf tGcr) Dus Hamhurg 40 days. with misc
to order. vessel to Hermann Koop e 90 -.,
nsd.e to order ves.ei 0 " ElwcI ( ca.
Bars Rirr.r lRn,, iauens ;ondon Ang % VIA Falmouth
oct T. win ndse 10 orier vessel to 9 Tobias & 60.
BARK Br Psrcr onion = lays, with md'e to or
BARK carena. Reeve Gaboon River 50 days. with md'e to
Hsr. Falmouth tRr, Merriam, Windsor W. dav'. with
plaster 10 Brown & keeue vessel 70 snow & BURGESS
RS fonsh S co. '''''' " '' 10 '''' VII" '''' -
sUNsEr-At sandy Hook whit fresh, NV, clear City
Arrived Yesterday
steamer chaahoochec Dagectf. pig lays with
sl, Tag, tNor sor.n.~n iiavrs 20 dsv' IRON and
emp'y barrels 10 order. vessel to reuham { Boyesen
epP srre. "or,c ve.s-i 70 rcra,nn 1oop CO.
nFf N S2Ia S yo.s o a6r GO 81 days win
CLEARED
sra sa2'n ,y'T l, jc Won,
steamer vueccs Bol-cr. Galveston VIA Key we't-c II
s5c,asr 2c'Grar neyag n naitmG' 63I Pqnn'r
shio Racehor' Ner. ie Sc iiAmp'rs Carsl"n 8oe
Bars MTsherta oI,4i. irap4ni. Ltnou,h EFuncn. Ed
Bsrs ,arrlo l. Tyler Lancaster. nnouo' Ayrc'-raul
G,rs rr,z sxcr G,'rn. sauto'-rnomas NortG2rn
BaT. K.c Tr',t port Xe~s fou.e & Co.
SAILED
s,,amsr. cTooi @ .r 9oo2 N9SSs ss'7e''o"
Ships Van'ana for Rotterdam. ''r1yin Antwerp Eari
RIA. r!cari r.r.on. for sydney Nsw Avonmorc
verp Agne' oporio Colorado. oote Monro'- MonIo'm'
,ara C.,,'., ., l.. r''~'' r''H AMI Gem
loo% ss rol, s Lo curfy ror,
Bns L. l. L. Tor Mouicv4ieo
THE MOVEMENTS or srEANER&
FOREIGN PORTS
tovrov Doe Ar-.v.L .,e,ne- Egyptian Monarch M.
bee sa..l seas canal. rDu. Ebn'oo. 'or Sow.
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hiw self


nt vasteful un,rutfnl and TO the best OF
my knowledge he has received far marc care anu Gun
aide ration from the Countess than he deserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

Mary -orHr' ~" ci-At""n .! NcT-l.ocucAc has been
missing since november %
The democrats control the Board o. supervisor,
uf Me-tcsc.tcr comfy arc irving turn ont Harvey
IIlpcI tr -lcuos aael o. tao s4sfr t0ITt sIi tsITt
Of rs. be ai.e nr veal part OF ne E-puhl"sn
ticket ~ election cld.Y -upcfyl-sr QItck
enllsu teored substitute tho 81 George Appel
for that oil lisiNry busted The MOT 81 defeated
Mr. pso Republics. tBen iaofst loo pass the OF -iBa
70 -ou'ien appOEfL. ST. HIS cl 1r QIlcksubush
aoyod to al siin further ,sI! ration Of tie sub
lect unfI today suI went uudsr tn0 Iuo
Member of the --a'e .to1.d 81 clltu yl-ltsd Port
Csr-'sI saturday FOR the purpose OF lns-lug az iu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
IoN0 ISLAND.

Loil.a aud le holn, aged respectively sixteen ard
~ cen ,ipprAlrl from tAr'T home so % hrttteu IT,.
Grrcnphn'. sunday, aul 40 tsA.c ~ tAou sa' yet
O"sn found.
>csot4.ou, arc .n prozre,, ior the purchase Boy
George Iai~ tAr brewer. uf ~. g. Muson proPrrtv at
tIush. 4UI -trnvV aves., A-io "a Iusrr J. Al ate
sian A,I 90 o.. the p.tcc - whirh las been
,u1wub. ls suitable fot brewing purposes,
AID VI. IL. y.0le.., - --o-- a uIe Ncl moro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
PATERSON.

City Counsel Simentos has decided that the Board Of
Education has n legal rcmedy against e1-freehoIIer
HHda for agr~ciuy verbally 10 sell land To the Guy Tor
sohool purpores aud thcn refusing.
William SANDS. age tweuty-thrcc. OF M. - van
Isuten-. was acting In strange manner IN front OF
the residence Of Dean McNulty rector OF - Johns
Catholic Church. NJ an early hour yesterday morning
He had meas, through religions ca"nt ll9
was committed to County JAN aud Will be sent TO an
asylum.
Tie new office Of Ysrana4er for Pater ON has been
created by the NcvYork. Lake Erie and western IA IL
road Company ana Hsaly H. Luptor has been appointed
10 the place.
The Board OF Health reports l23 deaths In the city FOR
November 81 which 10 were from dIphhefid AMI rom
scarlet fever
The hearing before the VicsChancellor, on the quo'
tion % MAXIM permanent the injunction Ia restrain the
trustees OF The First Reformed Church from removing
the bodies from he oil cemetery Ia Watclst mas been
further po-tIOuod for a week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
SPECIAL MENTlON-

Advertisements admitted tnts the,, ce,u~
UNR ~ thoroughly reliable, and ba.ia.,, A..
b done by m"ii with the advertiser. w.t.. ,..-
eel safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

state Senators George Erwin, OF - Lawrence. and
Frank 3. Arnold OF Unadi.ll are In New-Nork Mr.
Erwin Is visiting his brother lie has been ~ with Sc
we're cold but 10 recovering HIS preference for Pfe'i
dent pro OF the ia Mr. Low, aud n his opinion
Fremont Cole will be elected sp" Ikeg OF the Assembly
shon- IN his persOa % choice woui more naturally De
ID H. AIMS NOrtu. senator Arnold has not set naoIuc"i
hi, uic.cieucc PrrsIi-nt prO t, lie saii 'c'cf1av
that a new sht prove more acceptable l. 20
laIty than any OF the Old members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06


The foreman Of the Grand Jury for December, APP
pointed yesterday by Judge Moore, IS Harry A. G.
Hines, of FlatbuSh, son Of Charities Commissioner
Hines
In a fire which occurred carly yesterday morning
Vt 42e Fifhavc., the wife and five children Of Isaac
Diamond, barber, whose shop on the first floor,
narrOwly escaped being burned to death fire
man a seconded to the second story window and handed
them down one by ono.
In the suit brought by the Rev J. J. White 10 have
the conveyance OF TIE former Fourth Street Methodist
Protest Church by the trustees TO the Grand Street
Church Of the same denomination set aside the
ground of fraud Judge Van Wyck decided yesterday
that the conveyance IS good
While out OF his mind Saturday night, Frank
Hcssler seventy five, Of No. 1913 Even ST. made
an attempt at suicide by cutting himself with razor
In the wrists and chest He IS not expected to die.
The number Of permits for buildings I'm the last
gear was 4,246, at a cost Of Sl0,0s3,41L
The Bridge tolls last week amounted 10 S17,s9 Cd.
The judgments for $D92, 800 against Mrs. SOphrOnIa
Twitche for mining stock she took to sell
turned unsaiishcd yesterday
Tho Board OF Aldermen yesterday increased the
salary Of City Hall Keeper JIM Dunno from IL 800
!, 81, 800.
In Justice Nashcr's court yesterday. Peter Brock
Aeser John Cassie and John stall who were arrested
Sunday night al Hungarian wedding at No. e2
North Fifth St, when Peter Bloch was stabbed were
erraIgned the assailants OF Bloch and committed
10 await the result Of their victims Injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
NEW BEI-NsNGoK

Til. Humane Society celebrated rs sshtycshiA amt
vcIsIry Oh MONDAY ni.ht
Temperance Hall 80, Dedicated IN Monday night.
While the Baltimore eEprcs, was pa,s n Shelton on
Sunday ,ht big stone thrown through one o. the
windows. Hnivcr Bergen injured snEnily by tho
flying bits o. slAss
Alderman Atkins n ths Democrttic president OF
Council Is CHARGE with croossinc., IN sstts. 500 IN
taxes cleirsl the Laiss houSe IN George ST. ant
then buying tao mouse reduction Tor tai, conadrrL
HaftAc city Va. lrft IN complete darkness on sunday
night bv a. accl lc o a. ths electric licut work.
HE Second Du..A llurc4 h1' bc-n cio'el. rl5no
Will ~ psn lmprovsnen ant th' church NH
be Olonrd .Lt4 ,Ars.iua, morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

Edwin = wcrslcy, ALA, Directive EdwariJ Murphy,
has been paid u ior hi, services to the city In
tie "nrebug" cases. Thss al the ratio of = per day
for 1886 da7-.
Tho Reform Club. under the direction 81 PRESIDENT
John VI. French. = doing Increasing work
In drunken h.hi at Dunell-H on sunday, Thomas
Conway was stabbed I'm the back by Jsln Deadly who Is
now uudcr arrest Deadly la. served his time FOR
shooting . negro ia the leg
The eleventh anaversafy OF the Chidrcns Home was
eBrztcd saturday night. The treasurer Mrs l. ".
serial. reported a balance % 80, ~ Oh htnL
Inc city election VIII Do held lay
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-24

An American writer who visited soma
of the most important of :he agricultural
districts of Japan in company with zen.
Van Buren,, United States consul general
at Yokohama, has published an interesting
account of what he saw and heard Of
labor saving instruments or machines
Japan has very few Even the plow is
but little used, broad plated mattock
being the principal tool for stirring the
soil, and there is not -four mill in the
country, unless the hand grinding ma
chine similar to that depicted on the
tombs of the ancient Egyptians can be
called by that name Wheat is for the
most part hulled and eaten as rice is, that
which is ground being made into unleav-
ened cakes There is no word in the Jap
anese language for bread, nor any pro-
cess in the national cookery analogous TO
yeast fermentation.
In many parts of the country the soil Is
extremely fertile and the cultivation Is eX-
cellent. Near Kioto, the old capital, 1t is
not uncommon TO grow seventy bushels of
rice to the acre as the second crop of the
year from the same land which had pro
duced forty bushels of wheat as winter
crop. Nor is this all the years produce,
for early vegetables are sown between the
rows of wheat in February, maturing
with the latter in May. After the wheat
harvest the land is prepared for and
planted with rice, which is harvested in
October. Barley and rye, like wheat, are
planted in the autumn. Maize is cult
waited to some extent and millet is pro-
duced abundantly in attitudes where rice
will not flourish. The farmers manure
the land heavily and stir it a great num-
ber of times between harvesting and sew
ing. also cultivating between the rows
after the corn is up.-Chicago Times.